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The Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners ..................................................................2 Types of Licenses ...................................................................................................2 Examinations How to Become Licensed .......................................................................................3-5 Exam Application Process ......................................................................................5 Fees ........................................................................................................................6 Refunds ...................................................................................................................7 Exam Content and Procedure .................................................................................7-8 Options for Scheduling Your Examination & Board Administered Exam.................8-9 What to Bring to Your Exam....................................................................................9 Items Not Allowed at the Exam ...............................................................................9 Getting Your Exam Results .....................................................................................10 Continuing Education ..............................................................................................10-11 Approved Basic Course Sponsors ..........................................................................12-13 Preparer Resources Preparer examination index ....................................................................................14 Preparer-examination content summary ................................................................15-16 Preparer sample test with most-missed questions ..................................................17-19 Preparer-exam source documents ..........................................................................20 Answers, subject matter and references to frequently missed questions..21 Consultant Resources Consultant examination index 22-23 Consultant-examination content summary ..............................................................24-25 Consultant Sample test with frequently missed questions .....................................26-29 Consultant-exam source documents .......................................................................30 Answers, subject matter and references to frequently missed questions..31 Exam Reference Guide...32-34 Exam Proctor Site Information...35-38
For forms, applications, examination study references and licensing information, visit www.oregon.gov/OBTP
If, after reading this booklet, you have questions, contact: Oregon State Board of Tax Practitioners Phone: (503) 378-4034, Fax: (503) 585-5797 E-mail: tax.bd@state.or.us
General Information
The Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners
The Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners was created by the Legislature in 1973 to issue tax preparer and tax consultant licenses, conduct examinations of candidates for licensure, and ensure that practitioners receive annual continuing education. Through these activities and compliance enforcement, the Board fulfills the consumer protection role for which it was created: helping prevent fraud against Oregon taxpayers and ensuring that tax practitioners understand state and federal income tax law and conduct their business competently and ethically. About 4,000 tax preparers and tax consultants are licensed by the Oregon State Board of Tax Practitioners, which is funded entirely by fees collected from examinations, licenses, and civil penalties assessed by the Board for violations of rule or statute. The Legislature approves an expenditure limitation for the Board each biennium.
Types of Licenses
A tax preparer license from the Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners enables you to lawfully prepare personal income tax returns in Oregon for a fee or valuable consideration. A tax preparer must work under the supervision of a licensed tax consultant, a certified public accountant, a public accountant, or an attorney-at-law. All tax preparer licenses expire annually on September 30 following initial application for license or renewal. It is the responsibility of the licensee to meet the requirements and apply for license renewal. A tax consultant license enables you to lawfully prepare personal income tax returns in Oregon for a fee or valuable consideration as a self-employed or independent tax practitioner. All tax-consultant licenses expire annually on May 31 following initial application for license. It is the responsibility of the licensee to meet the requirements and apply for license renewal. Certain individuals are not required to be licensed by the Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners to prepare income taxes for a fee. These include attorneys-at-law, fiduciaries, certified public accountants and public accountants who hold a permit from the Oregon Board of Accountancy, and employees of these four entities. Enrolled agents authorized to practice before the Internal Revenue Service may be licensed by the Oregon Board of Tax Practitioners by presenting a copy of their enrollment card with their application and passing an examination covering Oregon income tax statutes and rules.
Examinations
How to Become Licensed in Oregon
To be a licensed tax preparer or tax consultant in Oregon, you must pass an examination administered by the Board staff or a proctor authorized by the Board to administer exams. Passing the tax preparer examination requires careful and comprehensive preparation, including successful completion of an 80-hour basic tax course or its equivalent. The tax consultant examination is based on experience and knowledge gained as a working tax consultant and through continuing-education courses, individual study and research. Future applicants for licensure as a tax consultant should ensure that employers document hours worked on the Verification of Work Experience, form required by the Board. Only work hours directly related to tax preparation may be counted toward the work-experience requirement.
To become licensed as a tax preparer: You must be at least 18 years old and possess a high school or general equivalency diploma (GED). You must complete an 80-hour basic tax course or its equivalent, although you may apply to take the examination before your 80-hour basic tax course is completed. Tax preparer applicants must retake the basic tax course, if after three (3) years from basic course completion date; the applicant has not yet passed the preparer exam. Approved courses are listed in this booklet and on our Web site, www.oregon.gov/OBTP. You may submit transcripts and course summaries of college courses with your application in lieu of the 80hour basic tax course; however, the acceptance of alternative tax-related courses will be at the discretion of the Board, per OAR 800-020-0015(3). You must pass the tax preparer examination administered by the Board with a score of 75 percent or higher. When you successfully complete the 80-hour basic tax course, you will receive a Session Attendance Certification Form signed by your course instructor. Sign and submit it to the Board office only when you apply for your license; do not submit it with your examination application.
To become licensed as a tax consultant if you are licensed as a tax preparer: Submit evidence on the Verification of Work Experience Form, signed by your employer(s) that you have worked as a licensed tax preparer not less than 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours during at least two of the last five years. o You may substitute volunteer experience in lieu of up to 150 (total of 212 effective 7-1-2012) hours of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of required experience at a ratio of one hour for each five hours worked as a volunteer only if you volunteered with tax preparation programs such as VITA or AARP-TCE. Hours must be verified by your volunteer supervisor.
o You may substitute education credits in lieu of up to 260 (total of 365 effective 7-1-2012) hours of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of required experience at a rate of one classroom hour for each five hours of experience, provided the subject matter was related to taxation, you completed the course within a year before applying to become a licensed tax consultant, and you do not claim the same course credits to fulfill continuing education requirements. Education credits require transcripts and course summaries as evidence. Submit evidence of completion of a minimum of 15 hours of continuing education in personal income taxation in the past year. Pass the tax consultant examination administered by the Board with a score of 75 percent or higher.
To become licensed as a tax consultant if you are not licensed as a tax preparer: Submit evidence that you have completed at least 80 hours of basic tax education. Prior experience credit may be granted for up to 53 hours, but you must have completed 27 additional verifiable classroom hours, you must have been actively engaged in tax preparation within two years of application, you must have at least three years of tax preparation experience, and you must provide verification from employers or evidence of selfemployment. Submit evidence on the Verification of Work Experience Form, signed by your employer(s) of a minimum of 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of work experience as a tax practitioner within at least two of the last five years. o You may use hours of employment as an income tax auditor or taxpayer service representative with the IRS or Oregon Department of Revenue toward fulfillment of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of work experience. o You may substitute volunteer experience in lieu of up to 150 (total of 212 effective 7-1-2012) hours of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of required experience at a ratio of one hour for each five hours worked as a volunteer only if you volunteered with tax preparation programs such as VITA or AARP-TCE. Hours must be verified by your volunteer supervisor. o You may substitute education credits in lieu of up to 260 (total of 365 effective 7-1-2012) hours of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of required experience at a rate of one classroom hour for each five hours of experience, provided the subject matter was related to taxation, you completed the course within a year before applying to become a licensed tax consultant, and you do not claim the same course credits to fulfill continuing education requirements. Submit evidence of completion of a minimum of 15 hours of continuing education in personal income taxation in the past year. Pass the tax consultant examination administered by the Board with a score of 75 percent or higher. With out-of-state experience as a self-employed tax consultant: Submit evidence that you have completed at least 80 hours of basic tax education. Prior experience credit may be granted for up to 53 classroom hours, but you must have completed 27 additional verifiable classroom hours. Submit proof of tax-preparation experience on a Self-Employment Petition Form (see OTPB Web site.) along with supporting documentation, e.g., a Schedule C, business bank account, business registration or Form 1099. The form shall fully document pertinent experience and education that meets or exceeds the requirement for 780 hours of work experience within at least two of the last five years. o You may substitute volunteer experience in lieu of up to 150 (total of 212 effective 7-1-2012) hours of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of required experience at a ratio of
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one hour for each five hours worked as a volunteer only if you volunteered with tax preparation programs such as VITA or AARP-TCE. Hours must be verified by your volunteer supervisor. o You may substitute education credits in lieu of up to 260 (total of 365 effective 7-1-2012) hours of the 780 (total of 1100 effective 7-1-2012) hours of required experience at a ratio of one classroom hour for each five hours of experience, provided the subject matter was related to taxation, you completed the course within a year before applying to become a licensed tax consultant, and you do not claim the same course credits to fulfill continuing education requirements. Provide evidence of 15 hours of continuing education in personal income taxation completed within one year prior to making application for examination.
To become a licensed tax consultant if you are an enrolled agent: Submit a copy of your valid enrolled agent card (front and back). No other document will be accepted as a substitute for your enrollment card. Pass the Oregon Tax Law, Oregon Income Tax Service Law and the Code of Professional Conduct portions of the tax consultant examination administered by the Board with a score of 75 percent or higher.
Fees
Exams ~ Initial Licensing
Exam Fees Initial license If you are a licensed tax preparer (practitioner license only) Combination license, including business (if already licensed as a preparer) Combination license, including business (if not already licensed as a preparer) Preparers Consultants Other
$50 $50
$125
$155
Preparers
Consultants
Other
$95 $50 $95 $35 plus $95 (active fee) $110 $20 $155
Refunds
Unless you fail to meet the legal requirements to take the examination or have an emergency beyond your control (documented to the Boards satisfaction), no refund of the exam fee will be made. In the case of eligible refund, a $10 processing fee will be retained by the Board. Written requests for emergency refunds are required and must include your name, mailing address, phone number, reason for the request, and your acknowledgment that a $10 processing fee will be retained by the Board. Candidates who do not take the exam (no-shows) or who take exams but do not pass will not receive refunds of exam fees.
Consultant exams consist of 200 questions. Applicants will be tested on Oregon and federal personal income tax law, theory, and practice; the Oregon tax practitioners law; the code of professional conduct (Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 800, Division 10); and rules for tax preparation businesses (Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 800, Division 25). Questions are more complicated than those in the preparer examination. Enrolled agent exams (which cover only Oregon law) consist of 50 questions, testing the applicant on Oregon income tax laws; the code of professional conduct (Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 800, Division 10); and rules for tax preparation businesses (Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 800, Division 25). Tax law questions may cover any Oregon topics listed on the examination indexes. Applicants are allowed five hours to complete the preparer and consultant examinations. Enrolled agents taking only the state-law portion of the consultant exam are allowed 1 hours to complete the examination. Exam schedules vary, depending on the location; see proctor site information in this booklet for specifics.
Please note: For security reasons, you may apply for only one examination; you may re-apply if you do not receive a passing score.
Saturday, December 10, 2011 Chemeketa Community College, 4061 Winema Place NE, Building 50, Salem, Oregon
The deadline for applications to take the Board-administered examination is 5 p.m., Nov. 10, 2011.
Soft drinks and protein drinks are allowable at the Board-administered examination.
Proctor sites are required to return completed examinations to the Board office within five days, whereupon exams are graded as soon as possible. Examinees receive written notification of their scores from the Board office through the U.S. Postal Service no later than 30 days after taking the examination. Examination results are not given over the phone or at the Board office. Passing scores: Preparer examinees must correctly answer 75 percent of the 200 questions and mini-problems. Consultant examinees must correctly answer 75 percent of the 200 questions. Enrolled agent examinees must correctly answer 75 percent of the 50 questions. Examinees who receive passing scores have 60 days in which to apply for a license. If they do not do so, they must retest. Candidates who do not receive passing scores may sit for the next examination upon filing to re-take the examination and submitting payment of fees to the Board office. Please note: No review of the examination questions by any applicant will be granted (OAR 800-020-0020(7)). If you do not pass the preparer or consultant examination in four tries, the Board strongly recommends that you enroll in an 80-hour basic tax course or an examination-preparation course for consultants. A tax preparer must re-take the basic course if, after three years from basic course completion, the applicant has not yet passed the preparer examination (OAR 800-020-0020(9)).
Continuing Education
Tax preparers and tax consultants are required to complete 30 hours of continuing education related to tax law and tax preparation per year. To renew their licenses each year, licensees must attest to having completed a minimum of 30 hours of acceptable continuing education during the 13 months prior to each license year. The Board audits licensees on a random basis to verify compliance with continuing-education requirements (OAR 800-015-0015). Continuing education is waived for the first renewal of a tax preparer or tax consultant license. Tax preparers and consultants who allow their licenses to lapse or be inactive for less than three years must attest to 30 hours of acceptable continuing education for each lapsed or inactive year to qualify for license renewal or reactivation. Example: License expiration date is Sept. 30, 2011, and the licensee is making application for renewal on or before Sept. 30, 2013. The licensee must attest to 90 hours of continuing education (30 hours per year) to qualify for license renewal or reactivation.
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A license that has been placed in inactive or lapsed status, or combination thereof, for three (3) consecutive years or more, shall not be reactivated to active status. If a tax preparer or consultant has allowed his or her license to lapse or remain inactive, for three (3) consecutive years or more, he or she must make application for and successfully complete the preparer examination with a score of 75 percent or higher. Tax courses, seminars and Webinars acceptable for continuing education are offered by community colleges, industry associations, company schools, and private firms in Oregon. Continuing-education credit will be accepted only if sponsors and course material comply with OAR 800-015-0010, OAR 800-015-0020 and OAR 800-015-0030. Acceptable continuing education is that which contributes directly to the expertise of the individual in the preparation of income tax returns, and is presented by a sponsor who meets the requirements of all Rules. Correspondence and self-study courses must be Board approved if not already approved by California Tax Education Council (CTEC), Internal Revenue Service (IRS), National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP), Quality Assurance Services (QAS) or courses by such other sponsors as may be approved by the Board.
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BASIC COURSE SPONSORS: Sept. 1, 2011 - August 31, 2012 List subject to change. Sponsors in gray pending.
Sponsor/Address
Annette Saarinen AccountTax of Oregon, Inc. ** 8050 SW Pfaffle St., Suite 110 Tigard, OR 97223 Peggy Hudson Blue Mt. Comm. College * 3275 Baker Baker City, OR 97814 Scott Wallace Blue Mt. Comm. College * 2411 NW Carden / PO Box 100 Pendleton, OR 97801 Nancy Jumper Central Oregon Comm. Col. * 2600 NW College Way Bend, OR 97701 Malia Sathrum Chemeketa Community Col. * 4000 Lancaster Drive NE Salem OR 97309 James Stekelberg Clackamas Comm. College * 19600 Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR 97045 Alan Twombly H & R Block Income Tax School Oregon Coast ** PO Box 331 Florence, OR 97439 Randy Shimek H & R Block Income Tax Sch. ** 1371 Lancaster Dr. NE. Salem, OR 97301 Kristen VanKeulen Heald College * 6035 NE 78th Court Portland, OR 97218 Sheila Clark The Income Tax School ** 10120 West Broad St., Ste. A Glenn Allen, VA 23060 Mamie Carter, LTC Jackson Hewitt Tax Service ** 516 SE Chkalov Dr. No. 15 Vancouver, WA 98683 Christina Phillips Fastax, Inc. PFS Tax School ** Jackson Hewitt Tax Srv #0975
4676 Commercial St SE / PMB 373
Phone
(503) 619-1040
Fax
(503) 619-1045
E-mail
reception@accountaxoforegon .com
Web site
Accountaxoforegon.com
More info.
Offering live course
(541) 523-9128
peggyhudson@bluecc.edu
www.bluecc.edu
(541) 278-5736
(541) 278-5177
swallace@bluecc.edu
www.bluecc.edu
(541) 383-7270
(541) 383-7503
http://noncredit.cocc.edu
(503) 399-5048
(503) 365-4785
socialscience @chemeketa.edu
www.chemeketa.edu
(503) 650-6659
jamess@clackamas.edu
www.clackamas.edu
(503) 279-1877
(503) 362-8560
rshimek@hrblock.com
www.hrblock.com
(503) 505-5479
(503) 505-5558
kristine_vankeulen@heald.edu
www.heald.edu
www.theincometaxschool .com
(503) 251-5442
(360) 750-5567
www.jacksonhewitt.com
(503) 362-5972
N/A
N/A
Salem, OR 97302 Katherine Sue Hewitt Klamath Community College * 7390 South Sixth Street Klamath Falls, OR 97603
(541) 885-7758
Hewitt@klamathcc.edu
www.klamathcc.edu
Kirkwood Donavin Lane Community College * 4000 E. 30th Ave. Eugene, OR 97405 Heather Smith Liberty Tax Service ** 1716 Corporate Landing Pkwy Virginia Beach, VA 23454 Barbara Bessey Linn Benton Comm. College* 6500 Pacific Blvd., SW Albany, OR 97321 SanDee M. Tharp Pacific Northwest Tax Service ** 13405 NW Cornell Road Portland, OR 97229 Daphna Lauren Zago Platinum Professional Services 12340 Seal Beach Blvd., #271B Seal Beach, CA 90740 Phillip Seder Portland Community College Sylvania Campus * 12000 SW 49th Ave. Portland, OR 97219 Karen Helland Southwestern Oregon Community College * 1988 Newmark Coos Bay, OR 97420 Sammie Olson Tillamook Bay Community College* 4301 3rd Street Tillamook, OR 97141
(541) 485-8581
donavink@lanecc.edu
www.lanecc.edu
(800) 880-6432
Heather.smith@libtax.com
www.libertytax.com
(541) 917-4930
(541) 917-4831
Barbara.bessey@linnbenton.e du
www.linnbenton.edu/go/s bdc
Offering live course Offering live, on-line and correspondence courses Offering on-line courses
(503) 646-5600
(503) 350-0265
pnwtaxschool@aol.com
www.pnwtaxschool.com
(877) 315-1772
(877) 315-2725
admin@platinumprostudies.c om
www.platinumprostudies. com
(503) 977-8274
(503) 977-4959
phillip.seder@pcc.edu
www.pcc.edu
(541) 888-7212
(541) 888-1590
khelland@socc.edu
www.socc.edu
(503) 842-8222
(503) 842-8334
olson@tillamookbay.cc
www.TillamookBay.cc
Denotes an accredited college/university or educational service district ** Denotes a private firm licensed as a vocational school by the Oregon Department of Education
Check the following URL frequently for updates to the sponsor listing: http://www.oregon.gov/OBTP/docs/Forms/GEN_INFO.pdf
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Federal Filing Requirements/Federal Filing Dates Federal Filing Status Personal and Dependent Exemptions Gross Income Standard and Itemized Deductions Medical, Taxes, Interest Itemized Deductions Contributions, Casualty, Car and Employee Business Deductions, Work-related Deductions, Miscellaneous Deductions Adjustments to Income Publication 17, Chapters:18-20 IRA, Moving, Alimony 1040 Instructions Miscellaneous Adjustments Publication 970 OREGON Publication 17 Form 40 Oregon Instructions 40 & 40S ERA Program (Elderly Rental Assistance) Other Income Publication 17, Chapters:10-11 & 13 Rental Income and Expense Retirement Plans, Pensions, Annuities Other Income Mid-term examination Schedules C, F, and SE Publication 225 and 334 Basis of Assets and Depreciation Publication 17, Chapters: 10 & 14 Publication 225 and 334 Sale & Exchange of Capital Assets Publication 17, Chapters:15-17 Personal Residence, Bad Debts, Installment Sales Supplemental Gains and Losses Publication 225 and 334 Form 4797 Form 4797 Instructions OREGON Publication 17 Part Year and Non-Resident Oregon Instructions 40N and 40P Credits Publication 17, Chapters: 33-38 Publication 970 Other Taxes and Payments Publication 17, Chapters: 4-5, 11 and 31-32 Alternative Minimum Tax Minor Children Estimated Tax, Excess FICA Review Final Examination Review Final Examination Interviewing Techniques Amended Returns
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OREGON How to file -- 4% Filing status Filing requirements Non resident status Additions -- 3% Interest Taxes Other Subtractions -- 6% Taxes Interest Military Federal pensions Social Security/ railroad retirement Oregon refunds American Indian Lottery winnings Domestic partner benefits Higher education expense Other Deductions -- 1.5% Standard Itemized Special medical Credits -- 3% Child care Elderly or disabled Retirement income Political Working family Earned income Exemptions Long-term care Residential energy Other Payments -- 1% Estimates Tax computation License law, rules of conduct -- 6% Mini-problems (Federal and Oregon) -- 12%
Approximately 64 percent is on federal law, 24 percent on state law and 12 percent is a combination of Federal and Oregon mini-problems. There are 200 questions on the exam.
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Answers, subject matter and references can be found on the attached pages 1. When a parent purchases a US Savings Bond and names his child as co-owner, he may choose between having himself or his child report the interest. A. B. 2. True False
John and Jane received the following interest and dividends. Prepare a Schedule B. Interest: $165 Willamette Savings (early withdrawal penalty $160) $400 Series E bonds $56 IRS interest on 1040X refund $1,000 State of Oregon municipal bonds
Dividends: $1,900 Credit union $190 Hilton Hotel ordinary dividends and $10 capital gain distributions $4,150 Union Oil $ 26 Dividends on Veterans Insurance $1,600 PGE ($400 was reinvested in common stock) What is the amount on Line 6 of Schedule B? A. B. C. D. 3. $5,940 $5,966 $7,840 $7,866
The 2008 First Time Home Buyers Credit is up to $7500 and must be repaid over 15 years. A. B. True False
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If a person's only income is self-employment, they are required to file a Schedule C. A. B. True False
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Tommy Trucker, a long haul truck driver, incurred $5,000 in meal expenses. What is his allowable meal deduction on the Form 2106 (Employee Business Expense): A. B. C. D. $0 $2,500 $4,000 $5,000
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Which dependent is required to file a federal return? A. B. C. D. Sheila earned $800 in interest Karen earned $200 in interest and $4900 in wages Phil earned $350 in interest and $2000 in wages Bob earned $5100 in wages
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Uncle Bert, a union member, drove 5 miles a day to the union hall for 150 days to get his work assignments. He than drove 800 miles total, for the year, from the union hall to the job sites. How many miles can qualify for a business deduction? A. B. C. D. 0 750 800 1550
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Commercial real estate held long term was sold at a gain. This gain is taxed at what maximum capital gain rate: A. B. C. D. 5% 15% 25% 28%
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The expense paid to a housekeeper hired to care for children ages 8 and 11 and to do some of the housework must be allocated for child care expenses. A. B. True False
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Travel expense deductions for a trip that was primarily personal, but some business was conducted at the destination, may be prorated as to time spent on business versus time spent on personal. A. B. True False
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In 2006 taxpayer had a $6,700 federal tax liability. His Oregon federal tax subtraction for 2006 was limited to $5,000. This year he amended his 2006 and received a $2,000 federal refund. How much of this refund must he include as an addition on his 2009 Oregon return? A. B. C. D. $0 $300 $1700 $2000
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Mr. Snyder files married filing separate. He paid $2,800 in child care for his qualifying dependent. The decimal amount for the federal child and dependent care credit, based on his taxable income is .06. Mr. Snyder has an Oregon credit of: A. B. C. D. $0 $120 $168 $280 18
Preparer Frequently Missed Questions Cont 14. Mini Problem #5 No Form Needed to Complete Amy (single) moved from Montana to Portland, Oregon to take a job in Vancouver, Washington. After becoming an Oregon resident, Amy paid her moving expenses. Amy paid the following: Storage for 30 days - $80 Rented moving truck ($55 each trip) - $110 Meals - $35 Gas, oil for personal vehicle $70 To disconnect utilities - $50 Amy may deduct moving expenses on her Oregon return in the amount of: A. B. C. D. 15. $0 $260 $310 $345
Mini Problem Form 2441 and Form 1040 provided Latifa has two dependent children under the age of five. She works as a cook in the commissary at Intel. Latifa's husband died suddenly on January 13th of the current tax year. Intel provides Latifa with an annual child care allowance of $2,500 for each child. Her W-2 wages were $33,500. Latifa had no other income from any source and does not itemize deductions. What is Latifa's federal taxable income? A. B. C. D. $9,500 $11,150 $13,150 $16,200
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Mini Problem #4 Form 40 provided Bruce is filing as married, filing separate. He has the following entries on his federal return. He did not itemize this year or last. Taxable Railroad Retirement TIER I Federal Tax Liability Wages Oregon Refund $8,000 $3,000 $12,000 $300
He does not have any adjustments to income. What is Bruce's federal adjusted gross income? A. B. C. D. 17. $12,000 $12,300 $20,000 $20,300
STATE BOARD OF TAX PRACTITIONERS PREPARER EXAMINATION LIST OF ACCEPTABLE SOURCE DOCUMENTS ALLOWED DURING THE TAX PREPARER OPEN-BOOK EXAMINATION
All questions in the Preparer Exam are derived from the following source documents
FEDERAL: Pub. 17 Pub. 225 - Farmers Tax Guide Pub. 334 - Tax Guide for Small Business Pub. 521 Moving Expenses Pub. 527 Residential Rental Property Pub. 850 English-Foreign Language Glossary of Words and Phrases Pub. 946 How to Depreciate Property Pub. 970 Tax Benefits for Education Federal Form 1040 Instructions (not forms booklets) Form 4797 Instructions Sale of Business Property Form 6252 Instructions Installment Sales
OREGON: Pub. 17-1/2 (Oregon) Oregon Forms 40S & 40 With Instructions Oregon Forms 40N & 40P With Instructions Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 800: 800-010-0015 through 800-030-0050 Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 673: 673.605 through 673.990
Donates any new publications added for the 2010-2011 season
As extra reference material, Publication; 553 Highlights of (current year) tax changes, Publication; 596 Earned Income Credit (EIC) & Publication; 587 Business Use of Home may be helpful to students, but are not considered by the Tax Board to be required.
Source documents in languages other than English are acceptable. Translating dictionaries are currently not allowed. All source documents must be official publications or copies downloaded from the official websites of the IRS and/or the Department of Revenue
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PREPARER
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Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Federal Income Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: $5,940A) Subject Matter: Mini Problem Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: True (A) Subject Matter: Federal Credits Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Federal How to File Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: $4,000 (C) Subject Matter: Federal Itemized Deductions Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: 50 (C) Subject Matter: Federal How to File Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: 0 (A) Subject Matter: Federal Itemized Deductions Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: True (A) Subject Matter: Federal Payments Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: 25% (C) Subject Matter: Federal Assets Reference: Pub. 17
10.) Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Federal Credits Reference: Pub. 17 11.) Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Federal Itemized Deductions Reference: Pub 17 12.) Correct Answer: $300 (B) Subject Matter: Oregon Additions Reference: Pub 17 1/2 13.) Correct Answer: $0 (A) Subject Matter: Oregon Credits Reference: Pub. 17 1/2 14.) Correct Answer: $310 (C) Subject Matter: Mini Problems Reference: Pub 17 1/2, Pub 521 15.) Correct Answer: $9,500 (A) Subject Matter: Mini Problems Reference: Pub. Form 1040 16.) Correct Answer: $20,000 (C) Subject Matter: Mini Problems Reference: Oregon Instructions 17.) Correct Answer: $10,925 (C) Subject Matter: Mini Problems Reference: Oregon Instructions
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REFERENCE USED
Pub 17
Pub 525 Pub 575 Pub 590 Pub 17 Oregon booklet OARs Chapter 800 Pub 17 Pub 502 Pub 936 Pub 463 Pub 970 Pub 17 Pub 17 Pub 551 Pub 946 Pub 225 Pub 334 Pub 17 1040 booklet Pub 334 Pub 535 Pub 587 Pub 225 Pub 463 Pub 17 Pub 17 Pub 925 Pub 536 Pub 17
Schedule C Business vs. Hobby, and Home Office Schedule F Schedule SE Oregon Schedule E Rentals Royalties and K-1s Passive Activities NOLs Oregon
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DESCRIPTION/STUDY TOPICS
Sales and Exchanges Sch D, Form 4797, Involuntary Conversions, Repossessions, and Like-Kind Exchanges Installment Sales and Form 6252 Sale of Personal Residence
REFERENCE USED
Pub 544 Pub 551 Pub 537 Pub 523 Pub 17 Pub 225 Pub 334 Pub 17 Pub 17 Pub 970 Pub 590 1040 booklet
Oregon Adjustments to Income Education, Student Loan Interest, Tuition & Fees IRA Moving Expense SE Tax SE Health Insurance SE Retirement Plans Penalty for Early Withdrawal Alimony Personal Property Rental Expenses Oregon
AMT Tax Credits EIC, Child Care, Child Tax, Additional Child Tax, Foreign Tax Cr, Education, Retirement Savings, Adoption, Gas Tax, and Excess SS Tax and RRTI Tax Oregon
Pub 17 Oregon booklets Pub 17 1040 booklet Pub 590 Pub 225 Pub 334 Pub 17 Oregon booklets
Filing due dates Estimated taxes Penalty for IRAs and Form 5329 Advance EIC Payments
Oregon Review for Final Exam Final Exam and Review of Answers
This outline represents 10 three-hour class periods reviewing material that will be covered on a consultant exam. Each class incorporates discussion of Oregon resident and non-resident information, as required. Quizzes may be given at the beginning or end of class to reinforce material taught.
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OREGON How to file -- 3% Filing status Requirements Non-residents Exemptions Additions -- 3% Municipal bonds Other Subtractions -- 4% Taxes Interest Military pensions Other pensions Other subtractions Deductions -- 2.5% Standard deduction Itemized deductions Oregon medical Credits -- 4% Child care Political Exemption credits Retirement Working family Other Payments -- 1% Estimated Part year/non-resident -- 2% License law -- 5.5%
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Answers, subject matter and references can be found on the attached pages
1.
Which statement regarding Code Section 179 depreciation is true? A. B. C. D. Maximum amount deductible is $24,000. Amount disallowed due to taxable income limitations can be carried forward. Maximum deductible amount is reduced if property placed in service during the tax year exceeds $250,000. Amount expensed cannot exceed the taxable income derived only from Schedule C or Schedule F.
2.
Investment income does not include qualified dividends or net capital gain unless you choose to include them. A. B. True False
3.
You can claim 75% of the use of a car or light truck as business use without any records if you used the vehicle during most of the normal business day directly in connection with the business of farming. A. B. True False
4.
Which income is taxable on your Federal income tax return? A. B. C. D. State sickness or disability fund Veteran's disability pay Interest from New York City bonds Gift
5.
Grandma contributed $1200 to her granddaughters Coverdell ESA, the parents contributed $700 and then the godmother also contributed $2000 as a gift for the future. What is the additional tax on the excess contribution? A. B. C. D. 114 950 190 0
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6.
To qualify for Section 1231 gain treatment, a dairy cow must be held at least __ months. A. B. C. D. 6 12 18 24
7.
Taxpayer Zeeke died during the current tax year. Zeeke had a capital loss carryover of $8000. The remaining loss carryover will be claimed on his final return. A. B. True False
8.
Supplemental security income (SSI) may be taxable if income exceeds dollar limits for base amounts. A. B. True False
9.
Larry's only earned income is from his business, Larry's Plumbing. As a new business, his net income was only $3000 resulting in self-employment tax of $424. Larry paid $3800 for health insurance. He is allowed to claim a maximum selfemployed health insurance deduction in the amount of: A. B. C. D. $2576 $2660 $2788 $3800
10.
Armed forces reservists are able to deduct travel as an adjustment to income when: A. B. C. D. attending guard meetings more than 50 miles away from home attending guard meetings more than 75 miles away from home attending guard meetings more than 100 miles away from home driving to and from reserve meetings on a non-work day.
11.
Which of the following is not an adjustment or a preference item for purposes of calculating Alternative Minimum Taxable Income (AMTI)? A. B. C. D. Property taxes Home acquisition mortgage interest Miscellaneous itemized deductions State income tax
12.
Mr. Cohen loaned $1,000 to his cousin two years ago to buy a personal automobile. He received a note bearing interest at eight percent per annum. His cousin filed bankruptcy during the tax year without making any principal payments. How should Mr. Cohen treat the loss, if any, on his return? A. B. C. D. No loss allowed $1,000 short-term capital loss $1,000 long-term capital loss $1,000 business bad debt
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13.
Taxpayer failed to pay taxes on her timely filed return. What is the maximum failure-to-pay penalty on your federal return? A. B. C. D. .5 percent on balance due .5 percent per month on balance due 25 percent on balance due 100 percent on balance due
14.
Maynard sold his feed store on a 10-year contract. The total sale price of $159,000 was allocated to: Fixtures Goodwill Inventory Building $14,000 $15,000 $30,000 $100,000
What, if any, portion of the sale can Maynard report using the installment method, if his adjusted basis was: Fixtures Goodwill Inventory Building A. B. C. D. $11,500 -0$28,000 $70,000 Inventory, fixtures and building Fixtures, goodwill and building Entire sale Fixtures and building
15.
Mr. Jet acquired land adjacent to his business property for the purpose of expanding his customer parking area. Mr. Jet paid a total of $70,000 for the property, which included a building valued at $15,000. To make the property usable as a parking lot, the building was torn down at a cost of $8,000. He received payment of $3,000 for the salvageable material from the demolished building. What is Mr. Jet's basis in the land? A. B. C. D. $55,000 $60,000 $75,000 $78,000
16.
Mr. Jones purchased a City of Seattle, Washington municipal bond with a face value of $10,000 for $10,250. The purchase price included $250 of accrued interest. The total interest income reported for this bond was $500. How much is taxable on his Oregon return? A. B. C. D. -0$250 $500 $750.
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17.
Oregon residential energy credits are available for all except: A. B. C. D. solar energy electrical system energy efficient appliances thermal pane windows none of the above
18.
A Taxpayer joined the military in Oregon. He does not have a personal residence in Oregon. His family travels with him. During the tax year, he spent 60 days in Oregon on a temporary assignment. How much of his military pay is taxable to Oregon? A. B. C. D. All of the military pay, without exclusion. None of the military pay. All of the military pay, minus $6,000 active duty pay and all active duty pay earned outside Oregon. All of the military pay, minus a $6,000 active duty pay subtraction.
19.
Tony owns and operates a restaurant as a sole-proprietor. Tony takes a tip credit of $4500 on his federal return and reduced his payroll tax expense by $4500. What is the effect on the Oregon return?
A. B. C. D. 20.
Hannah, a farmer, must file her Oregon return and pay the entire balance due by March 1st if she does not make an estimated payment by January 15th. A. B. True False
21.
To ensure that proof of attainment of the required continuing education is available for audit or investigation by the Board, licensees shall maintain a record of attendance for how many years following each continuing education cycle and renewal of the tax practitioner license. A. B. C. D. one year two years three years five years
22.
John and Mary Smith are both in military reserve units stationed in Oregon. John earned $6,000, of which $2,000 was for active duty. Mary earned $4,000, of which $2,000 was for active duty. John and Mary filed a joint return. Their exclusion for military pay is limited to: A. B. C. D. $4,000 $6,000 $10,000 $12,000
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STATE BOARD OF TAX PRACTITIONERS CONSULTANT EXAMINATION LIST OF SOURCE DOCUMENTS All questions in the Consultant Exam are derived from the following source documents:
FEDERAL: Pub. 17 Pub. 225 Farmers Tax Guide Pub. 334 Small Business Guide Pub. 463 Travel, Entertainment, Gift, & Car Expenses Pub. 502 Medical & Dental Expenses Pub. 519, Chapter 1 U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens Pub. 521 Moving Expenses Pub. 523 Selling Your Home Pub. 525 Taxable and Nontaxable Income Pub. 535 Business Expenses Pub. 536 Net Operating Losses for Individuals, Estates and Trusts Pub. 537 Installment Sales Pub. 544 Sales & Other Dispositions of Assets Pub. 550 Investment Income & Expenses Pub. 551 Basis of Assets Pub. 553 Highlights of (current year) tax changes Pub. 575 Pension and Annuity Income Pub. 587 Business Use of Home Pub. 590 Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs) Pub. 596 Earned Income Credit Pub. 925 Passive Activities Pub. 936 Home Mortgage Interest Deductions Pub. 946 Depreciation Pub. 970 Tax Benefits for Higher Education Federal Form 1040 Instructions (not forms booklets) Federal Form 6251 Instructions Form AMT Instructions OREGON: Pub. 17-1/2 (Oregon) Oregon Forms 40S & 40 With Instructions Oregon Forms 40N & 40P With Instructions Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 800: 800-010-0015 through 800-030-0050 Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 673: 673.605 through 673.990
Donates any new publications added for the 2010-2011 season
Other publications and documents that you may find useful in assisting you in studying for the examination are: Form 2106, Form 4797, Form 5695 and Form 8853 Instructions.
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CONSULTANT
1.) Correct Answer: Amount disallowed (B) Subject Matter: Federal Depreciation Reference: Pub. 946 Correct Answer: True (A) Subject Matter: Federal Dividends Reference: Pub. 550 Correct Answer: True (A) Subject Matter: Federal Farms Reference: Pub. 225 Correct Answer: State sickness (A) Subject Matter: Federal Misc. Income Reference: Pub. 17, Pub. 525 Correct Answer: 114 (A) Subject Matter: Federal Misc. Income Reference: Pub. 970 Correct Answer: 24 (D) Subject Matter: Federal Sales of Property Reference: Pub. 225, Pub. 544 Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Federal Sales of Property Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Federal Social Security Reference: Pub. 17 Correct Answer: $2788 (C) Subject Matter: Federal Adjustments Reference: Pub. 17
12.) Correct Answer: $1,000 short-term(B) Subject Matter: Federal Sales of Property Reference: Pub 17 13.) Correct Answer: 25 percent(C) Subject Matter: Federal Other Taxes Reference: Pub. 17 14.) Correct Answer: Fixtures, goodwill(B) Subject Matter: Federal Sale of Property Reference: Pub 225, Pub. 537 15.) Correct Answer: $75,000 (C) Subject Matter: Federal Sale of Property Reference: Pub. 551 16.) Correct Answer: $250 (B) Subject Matter: Oregon Additions Reference: Pub. 17 1/2 17.) Correct Answer: Thermal pane (C) Subject Matter: Oregon Credits Reference: Pub. 17 1/2 18.) Correct Answer: All of the military (C) Subject Matter: Oregon How to File Reference: Pub. 17 1/2 19.) Correct Answer: $4500 subtraction (B) Subject Matter: Oregon Subtractions Reference: Pub. 17 1/2 20.) Correct Answer: False (B) Subject Matter: Oregon Payments Reference: Pub. 17 1/2 21.) Correct Answer: Two years (B) Subject Matter: Oregon License Law Reference: OAR 22.) Correct Answer: $10,000 (C) Subject Matter: Oregon Subtractions Reference: Pub. 17 1/2
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10.) Correct Answer: Attending guard (C) Subject Matter: Federal Adjustments Reference: Pub. 17 11.) Correct Answer: Home acquisition (B) Subject Matter: Federal AMT Reference: 6251 Instr.
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This reference guide will be provided with examination materials. You will NOT be able to bring a copy of this guide into the examination.
Federal
Mileage rates: 2010 Key tax amounts: Exemption - $3,650 Child tax credit - $1,000 per child Excess FICA - $6,622 Standard Deduction Filing Status Date
Jan-Dec
Business
50 cents
Charity
14 cents
Moving
16.5 cents
Medical
16.5 cents
MFJ or QW
Single
HOH
MFS
Basic Deduction $11,400 $5,700 $8,400 $5,700 Blind * $1,100 $1,400 $1,400 $1,100 65 or over * $1,100 $1,400 $1,400 $1,100 Dependent Greater of $950 or earned income plus $300 but not to exceed $5,700 * Add to basic deduction amount. If married filing jointly and both taxpayers qualify, add $2,200 to the basic deduction amount.
QW
$105,100$135,000 $60,000-$75,000
Single
$70,100 - $85,100
HOH
$70,100 - $85,100
MFS
N/A
$60,000-$75,000
$60,000-$75,000
N/A
Roth IRA Traditional IRA Child Tax Credit Lifetime Learning Credit American Opportunity Credit Retirement Savers Contribution Credit
*Phase-out begins at this amount **No deduction allowed if taxpayers AGI exceeds this amount
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Oregon
Oregon Basic Information 2010: Exemption Credit - $177 Standard Deduction 2010: Filing Status Married Filing Joint Qualifying Widow(er) Single Head of Household Married Filing Separately If Spouse Itemizes Deductions Dependent Children: Standard Deduction $3,900 $3,900 $1,950 $3,140 $1,950 NONE + Age 65 or over, Blind (each) $1,000 $1,000 $1,200 $1,200 $1,000
Greater of $950 or the amount of earned income, plus $300 (not to exceed $1,950) * Blind dependent: Add $1,200
Oregon Filing Requirements: Filing Status Single, can be claimed on anothers return Single Married/RDP joint return Age Any Under 65 65 or Over Both under 65 One 65 or over Both 65 or over Under 65 65 or over Under 65 65 or over Under 65 65 or over If gross Income is more than: $950* $5,340 $6,540 $10,700 $11,700 $12,700 $5,340 $6,340 $6,680 $7,880 $7,440 $8,440
In addition, file a return if: -- You are required to file a federal return -- You had $1/more of OR inc. tax w/held from your wages. *The larger of $950 or your earned income plus $300, up to your standard deduction amount. Child & Dependent Care Credit: Federal Taxable Income Form 1040, line 43 OR Form 1040A, line 27 Over ----------- But not over $5,000 Over $5,000 But not over $10,000 Over $10,000 But not over $15,000 Over $15,000 But not over $25,000 Over $25,000 But not over $35,000 Over $35,000 But not over $45,000 Over $45,000 But not over ---------Your decimal amount is: .30 .15 .08 .06 .05 .04 .00 33
TABLE 8, HOUSEHOLD SIZE = 8 Amount on Schedule WFC, line 15: Decimal, At least: but not more than: line 17 -------- $74,000 .40 74,001 77,700 .36 77,701 81,400 .32 81,401 85,100 .24 85,101 88,800 .16 88,801 92,550 .08 92,551 --------.00
COLLEGE
Linn Benton Community College 6500 Pacific Blvd. SW Albany, OR 97321 (541) 917-4781 Contact: Patty McMenamin OR *Please go to www.linnbenton.edu/go/campusmaps for directions & map to exam location Clatsop Community College 1653 Jerome Avenue Astoria, OR 97103 (503) 338-2426 Contact: Colleen Violette e-mail: cviolette@clatsopcc.edu *Please go to www.clatsopcc.edu for directions & map to exam location Central OR Community College 2600 NW College Way Bend, OR 97701 (541) 383-7539 Contact Kellie Smith *Please go to http://visitors.cocc.edu/visiting/direct ions for directions & map to exam location Southwestern Oregon Community College 420 Alder Street Brookings, OR 97415 (541) 469-5017 Contact: Mary Whitaker
SCHEDULE
Every week: Mon, Wed. & Fri. at 10:00a.m. By Appointment ONLY No more than 5 appointments per day.
EXAM TYPE
FEES
All exams
$20
LBCC
Astoria
Site Code for Application:
CLAT
By Appointment ONLY
$25 $40
Bend
Site Code for Application:
$25 $40
COCC
Brookings
Site Code for Application:
$30
SOCC-B
Coos Bay
Site Code for Application:
SOCC-CB Eugene
Site Code for Application:
UOFO
Southwestern Oregon Community College 1988 Newmark Coos Bay, OR 97420 (541) 888-7405 Contact: Susan Anderson Univ. of Oregon ~ Testing Center 1590 E 13th Avenue Room 270 Eugene, Oregon 97403 (541) 346-3230 Contact: David Espinoza Lisa Montgomery
*Please go to http://testing.uoregon.edu for directions & map to exam location
By Appt. ONLY: Dec 17 & Jan 7 Saturday exam will be administered call for details By appointment ONLY Mon. Fri: 9:00 am 4:00 pm
All exams
$35
$20 $35
Grants Pass
Site Code for Application:
RCC
Rogue Community College Testing Center 214 SW 4th Street Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 (541) 956-7494 Contact: Dana Wolff or Alina Brosio
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
By appointment ONLY Mon. Fri: 8:30 am 4:00 pm Subject to room availability-closed holidays By appointment ONLY Tues. Thurs: 11 am 7 pm Fri: 9 am 4 pm Sat: 9 am 4 pm
By appointment ONLY
$15 $40
Klamath Falls
Site Code for Application:
KCC
Klamath Community College Learning Resources Center 7390 S 6th Street Klamath Falls, OR 97603 (541) 880-2258 Contact: Jacquelyn Ray
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
$25 $40
La Grande
Site Code for Application:
EOU
Eastern Oregon University Testing Services IH 104 One University Blvd La Grande, OR 97850 (541) 962-3582 Contact: Helen Moore
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
All exams
Sat 8a.m. to 2 p.m. (Nov 5, Nov 19, Dec 3, Jan 14, Feb 4, Feb 11)
$40
Medford
Site Code for Application:
SOU
Southern Oregon University 101 S. Bartlett St. Medford, OR 97501 (541) 552-8300 Contact: Brigitte Nickel
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
By appointment ONLY
$30 $40
Newport
Site Code for Application:
HMSC-GL
Hatfield Marine Science Center Guin Library 2030 S. Marine Science Drive Newport, OR 97365 (541) 867-0249 Contact: Janet Webster
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
By appointment ONLY
All Exams
Every Week Monday - Friday Open from 8:30 to 4:30
$10
Newport
Site Code for Application:
OCCC
Oregon Coast Community Col 400 SE College Way Newport, OR 97366 Contacts: (P=Primary/A=Alternate) Cheryl Burkhart (541) 867-8538 e-mail: cburkhart@occc.cc.or.us
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
By appointment ONLY All exams ** minimum of 3 candidates to hold exam By appointment ONLY All exams $40 $40
Ontario
Site Code for Application:
TVCC
Treasure Valley Community College Testing Center 650 College Blvd. Ontario, OR 97914 (541) 881-5799 Contact: Debbie Jo Wilson
e-mail: dwilson@tvcc.cc * Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
Oregon City
Site Code for Application:
CLAC
Clackamas Community College 19600 Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503)594-3283 or (503) 594-3193 Contact: Testing Center Wendy Imel & Maria Dickson
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
All exams
$40
Pendleton
Site Code for Application:
BMCC
Blue Mtn. Community College Testing Center 2411 NW Carden PO Box 100 Pendleton, OR 97801 Phone: (541) 278-5931 Contact: Wade Muller
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
All exams
$25
Portland
Site Code for Application:
HEALD
Heald College Testing Center 6035 NE 78th Court Portland, Oregon 97218 Phone: (503) 505-5464 or (503) 229-0492 Contact: Meredith Michand
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
All exams
$40
Portland
Site Code for Application:
PCC-SE
Portland Community College Southeast Center 2305 SE 82nd Avenue MTH Room 107 Portland, OR 97216 (971) 722-6277 E-mail: testing.se@pcc.edu Contact: Jasmin Huskic Assistant: Ruslana Rozhanskaya
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Mon 9 to 5 Tues 9 to 5 Wed 1 to 9 Thurs 9 to 5 Fri 9 to 2 Some Sat 9 to 2 By appointment ONLY 2nd Monday of each month at 9:00 a.m.
$25 $40
Roseburg
Site Code for Application:
UCC
Umpqua Community College Counseling & Testing 1140 College Rd. / P.O. Box 967 Roseburg, OR 97470 (541) 440-7659 Contact: Nancy Hart
* Map & directions on-line at: www.umpqua.edu/maps-a-directions
$15 $25
Salem
Site Code for Application:
CHEM
Chemeketa Community College Testing Ctr Bldg. 2, 1st fl. Rm. 110 4000 Lancaster Drive NE Salem, OR 97309 (503) 399-6556 / (503) 399-6552 Contact: Linda Abundis
* Map & directions on-line at: www.chemeketa.edu/aboutus/locations/s alem/direction.html
By individual appointment ONLY Weekly: Mon 11 to 4 Wed 9 to 8 Thurs 9 to 8 Fri 9 to 4 By appointment ONLY 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month
All exams
$40
The Dalles
Site Code for Application:
CGCC
Columbia Gorge Community Col. Testing Center 400 E. Scenic Drive The Dalles, OR 97058 (541) 506-6014 or (541) 506-6011 Contact: Jessica Griffin-Conner
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
All exams
$40
Tillamook
Site Code for Application:
TBCC
Tillamook Bay Community Col. Testing Center - 4301 3rd Street Tillamook, OR 97141 (503) 842-8222 x 1050 Contact: Linda Ashby
* Upon request - School will provide map & directions to exam site.
By appointment ONLY Dec 15, 2011 Jan 19, 2012 Minimum of 5 candidates to hold exam By Appointment ONLY
All exams
$25
Wilsonville
Site Code for Application: CLAC-WTC
Clackamas Community College Wilsonville Training Center 29353 Town Center Loop East Wilsonville, OR 97070 (503) 594-0950 Contact: Joyce Gabriel
Map & directions on-line at: www.clackamas.edu/campus
All exams
$40